Shairingan Tamoe's

—[1] One Tomoe
Post: 50 (Need one of the leaders to activate by near death)
Description: The single tomoe version of the Sharingan gives the user the ability to track a user’s movements better, giving them both an accuracy advantage and pre-emptive recognition of incoming attacks. It lacks, however, many of the truly impressive abilities of the Sharingan.
*Note: This version ONLY relates to accuracy.

—[2] Two Tomoe
Post: 100
Description: Along with the ability to track an opponent’s movement, the two tomoe Sharingan gives the user the ability to copy techniques (C-Rank and Under) and pierce an opponent’s body with their gaze to see their chakra. The two tomoe also gives the user some defense against Genjutsu (C-Rank and Under).
*Note: The user must have a superior Genjutsu stat and good role-play to work out of a Genjutsu.

—[3] Three Tomoe
Post: 200
Description: This version is the highest of the typical Sharingan forms. It gives the user the ability to predict movements by just the slightest muscle tension. The user can copy techniques with greater accuracy (B-Rank and Under) as well as defend against Genjutsu of higher level (B-Rank and Under).
*Note: The user must have a superior Genjutsu stat and good role-play to work out of a Genjutsu.

—[4] Mangekyou Sharingan
Post:300
Description: The rare Mangekyou form is a unique evolution of the Sharingan beyond the three-tomoe form. Aside from being the most advanced, giving the use the ability to copy almost any technique with ease (A-Rank and Under) as well as defend against some of the highest forms of Genjutsu (A-Rank and Under), it also gives the user the ability to access the Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi, and Susanowo techniques,
*Note: The user must have a superior Genjutsu stat and good role-play to work out of a Genjutsu. The user must also revolve their quest around the loss or murder of a loved one or someone close to them before their very eyes when obtaining the Mangekyou Sharingan. Optionally, the possessor may further portray their character suffering from a slow withdrawal into blindness.